Sentence examples for preserved papers from inspiring English sources

The stacks of the Texas State Library and Archives groan with boxes of carefully preserved papers dating back to James Pinckney Henderson, the first governor, who served from 1846 to 1847.

But war and fire destroyed many records, and the Polks were so constantly on the move that nobody could preserve papers and letters.

The Pentagon may be spending trillions trying to chase off one Mideast megalomaniac, but they're watching their pennies preserving paper.

As for libraries, those ancient storehouses of knowledge, with all those poor people condemned endlessly to shelve and to store and to preserve paper books – gone, gone forever!

As with all Letterboxing equipment the ink pad should be suitable for preserving paper - acid free ink pads work best.

To cement this image, Montgomery preserved some papers and destroyed others, including the notebooks she used to write her fiction.

Emma Hamilton preserved a paper trail of her love affairs.

He has preserved the paper's 22 overseas news bureaus, but has slashed travel budgets.

While the legitimate needs of an effective Army must be preserved, this paper offers several specific ways we might reform the U.S. military and prevent such abuses in the future.

Although I never wrote a paper or gave a presentation, my abstract can still be found on a website devoted to preserving the papers and proceedings of various academic conferences.

But Cambridge agreed to preserve his papers, and Blackall managed to ship more than 12 cases of documents to the UK under a diplomatic seal.